june 7
from hiragana to html

today's checklist

  • catch up with blogs: 1st, 2nd, 5th

  • finish styling of blog navbar

  • finish blog search bar functionality

  • finish styling for language vocab within blogs

  • language dailies

even a small amount can be too much

misc.

as usual, in the morning i had my media scroll, and found this post interesting - might follow it in july:

the daily quest of languages

i finished my language learning at 13.27. my aim for the next few days is to do two lessons of german and french a day, and a whole section of japanese a day (with busuu). as for maru for japanese, i'll try to complete a whole row of hiragana each day, and if that's not possible, just two rounds of maru.

japanese: elementary a1 - 2.1 greetings
japanese romanised english
おはよう。 Ohayou. Good morning.
こんばわ。 Konbanwa. Good evening.
さようなら Sayounara Goodbye
じゃあ また! Jaa mata! See you later!
japanese: elementary a1 - 2.2 understanding essential phrases
japanese romanised english
ありがとう! Arigatou! Thank you!
いいえ。 iie. no. / not at all.
すみません。 Sumimasen. Sorry / Excuse me.
どうぞ Douzo Here you go / Please
japanese: elementary a1 - 2.3 learning polite expressions
japanese romanised english
ありがとう ございます。 Arigatou gozaimasu. Thank you.
おはよう ございます。 Ohayou gozaimasu. Good morning.
japanese: elementary a1 - 2.4 hiragana: a i u e o
japanese english
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french: elementary a2 - 2.1 describing positive traits
french english
brillant / brillante smart
drôle / drôle funny
Elsa dit toujours ce qu'elle pense, elle est très sincère. Elsa always says what she thinks, she is very sincere.
généreux / généreuse generous
Il est comment? / Elle est comment? What is he like? / What is she like?
Léa est très patiente, elle m'écoute toujours quand j'ai un problème. Léa is very patient, she always listens to me when I have a problem.
Mathilde est très généreuse, elle achète beacoup de choses à sa famille. Mathilde is very generous, she buys lots of things for her family.
On rit toujours avec Rémi, il est super drôle. We always laugh with Rémi, he is super funny.
patient / patiente patient
sincère / sincère sincere
french: elementary a2 - 2.2 describing negative traits
french english
bavard / bavarde talkative
Ben parle tout le temps, il est très bavard! Ben speaks all the time, he is very talkative!
C'est difficile de travailler avec Marion. Elle est trop tatillonne. It's difficult to work with Marion, she is too pernickety.
Gaby est bavarde, elle ne s'arrête jamais de parler! Gaby is talkative, she never stops talking!
lourd / lourde irritating
maladroit / maladroite clumsy
nerveux / nerveuse nervous
paresseux / paresseuse lazy
Rémi est tatillon, il vérifie tout! Rémi is pernickety, he checks everything!
Samia est très nerveuse, elle stresse tout le temps. Samia is very nervous, she stresses all the time.
Sophie pense qu'elle est drôle, mais elle est lourde! Sophia thinks she is funny, but she is irritating!
tatillon / taiillonne pernickety
Vincent traîne toujours à la maison, il est paresseux! Vincent always idles around at home, he is lazy!
Éva est maladroite, elle tombe souvent. Éva is clumsy, she often falls over.
german: elementary a2 - 2.1 saying what you did last night
german english
Ich habe Essen gemacht. I made food.
Ich habe nicht viel gemacht. I didn't do much.
Ich habe Sport gemacht. I did sport.
Ich habe viel Essen und wenig Sport gemacht. I made a lot of food, but I didn't do much sport.
Ich habe Yoga gemacht. I did yoga.
Was hast du gestern Abend gemacht? What did you do last night?
german: elementary a2 - 2.2 'perfekt' with 'haben'
german english
Hast du gestern Deutsch gelernt? Did you study German yesterday?
lernen - gelernt to learn / to study - learned / studied
Was habt ihr gestern gemacht? What did you all do yesterday?
Wir haben Sport gemacht. We did sport.

blog catching up & taming the search bar beast

blog goals today were the following:

  • catch up for the blog on the 1st of june
  • catch up for the blog on the 2nd of june
  • catch up for the blog on the 5th of june
  • finish styling the mobile navigation bar
  • finish styling the language vocab within blogs
  • finish implementing the functionality of the search bar

regarding the first three to do's, this is how i did:

  • 1st june - 14.35
  • 2nd june - 15.12
  • 5th june - 17.05

the styling of the mobile navbar was easier than i thought it'd be; i finished this at 17.42.

i then realised i had used the fustat font instead of the exo font for the mobile menu, so i ended up changing it to exo to match the font style of the non-mobile navigation bar.

i finished styling of language vocab within blogs at 18.49 - just in time for dinner!

now, onto the final part of the day: search bar functionality

i had to do quite a bit of research and fiddling but ended up getting it to work. here's the link that helped me do this:

tomorrow, i hope to finish the whole functionality of it by improving the following things:

  • making it disappear when not being used
  • search through all blogs
  • go through json file instead of an array stated within the html